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Apple Watches finally started landing in mailboxes on Friday and pictures, videos, personal essays and more almost immediately began surfacing on social media.
Right out of the gate, one user noticed a familiar shape in the Apple Watch container:
Interesting shapes in the #AppleWatch box: pic.twitter.com/fVzMOTernF
— Robert Lo Bue (@roblobue) April 24, 2015
MSNBC host Chris Hayes proclaimed his unconditional love for the new wearable:
See if you can spot my #AppleWatch on my wrist during tonight’s show! Haha, Just kidding, I’m not a monster.
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) April 24, 2015
IFixit, a gadget repair site that films “teardowns” of tech products, already posted their full Apple Watch report as well. If you’re into that sort of thing, you can watch the video below.
The critical takeaway? The Apple Watch is really hard to upgrade, meaning current or soon-to-be owners may have to buy another one within a few years.
Slack’s Matt Haughey wrote a pretty funny and smart Medium essay about his first day with the Apple Watch. He wants Apple to change the interface so it doesn’t constantly remind him of his estranged father’s secret wedding to his nurse — and who wouldn’t? But on the whole, he thinks it’ll be a great product, if one that will take a bit of time to get used to.
Meanwhile, Vogue made a cute Vine about how to pull an Apple Watch from the latest issue:
This British dude was really into the charger plug:
And if you want even more cutesy Apple Watch stuff, this woman in Tokyo has been making Vines seemingly from the moment she got hers:
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.